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MICHAEL KLARKE
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He was Insanely Great
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Southwest Airlines, about which my co-authors Kevin and Jackie wrote so brilliantly, gets all the great customer service stories and American gets far fewer, so when there's a great story, it's a pleasure to share [...]
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I'm seeing lots of articles with tips on how to "black-swan" proof your portfolio, to which I say, "Good luck." To quote the leadership gurus at Monty Python, "No one expects the Spanish Inquisition." However, [...]
Cooking Up a Culture of Innovation
Chef Alice Waters founded the landmark American restaurant Chez Panisse forty years ago and, in doing so, created a revolution in culinary culture that swept the world. In her new book, 40 Years of Chez [...]
Passion-Based Products
A great article in Britain’s CAR magazine about Jonathon Ward and his company, Icon, which hand makes custom 4X4s based on early and elemental Toyota Landcruisers and Jeep CJs. These aren’t kit cars, they are [...]
The Black Swan
This column by Peter Daniel Haworth caught my eye and reminded me of the Theory of the Black Swan, the rara avis (that means rare bird) of events, the unthinkable thing that can never happen. [...]
